Interview with eyewitnesses who saw the terrorist attack on Westminster Bridge

The transcript describes a traumatic incident where a drunk driver caused chaos, hitting people at high speed. The narrator's family was deeply disturbed by witnessing the event, which felt like a scene from a movie. Despite initial panic, the narrator decided to stay and observe the aftermath, noting the injured people and the community's response. The narrator chose to document the scene, believing it was important for the world to see the reality of such incidents and the need for peace.

What was the narrator's initial thought about the driver of the vehicle?

• The driver was lost.

• The driver was in a hurry.

• The driver was a celebrity.

• The driver was drunk.

How did the narrator's family react to the incident?

• They were indifferent.

• They were amused.

• They were excited.

• They were disturbed.

What was the narrator's wife's initial reaction to the situation?

• She wanted to call the police.

• She wanted to take photos.

• She wanted to help the injured.

• She wanted to leave the scene.

What did the narrator decide to do after seeing the injured people?

• Document the incident with their phone.

• Confront the driver.

• Call for an ambulance.

• Leave the scene immediately.

What message does the narrator emphasize at the end of the incident?

• The role of media in society.

• The significance of peace in the world.

• The need for stricter traffic laws.

• The importance of documenting events.